Congratulations to BioArCh director Oliver Craig and the team on the award of their ERC Synergy project FORAGER. The 6-year project explores the demographic growth of human societies in the northern European Holocene with @ercrema.bsky.social, Peter Jordan (Lund) and Anna Marie Prentiss (Montana)

Thanks to Research England's “Enhancing Research Culture Funding 2023-24” BioArCh has welcomed further visiting researchers this year to our Global South Programme, participating in scientific research in areas including digital heritage, archaeobotany, organic residue analysis and palaeogenomics.

Don't miss Archaeology's Summer Lecture and the CAMA Official opening on Friday 6th June as we welcome guest speaker, Professor Annelou van Gijn. Book here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/studying-o... @cama-york.bsky.social

We are delighted that the Department of Archaeology has reconfirmed its place among the world's most highly regarded departments for the study of Archaeology. The department was ranked 5th in the UK and =25th in the world by QS World University Rankings (2025). Well done all! Onward and upward.